Shear failure of steel fiber-reinforced concrete based on push-off tests
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TextoSeries ; ACI Materials Journal, 103(4), p.251-257, 2006Trabajos contenidos: - Barragán, B
- Gettu, R
- Agulló, L
- Zerbino, R
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The paper presents results of an experimental study that analyzes the shear behavior of steel fiber-reinforced concrete. Direct shear push-off tests are carried out on normal- and high-strength steel fiber-reinforced concrete specimens. The test can be performed in a stable manner for steel fiber-reinforced concrete, permitting the determination of the pre- and post-peak responses and, consequently, characterizing the shear stress that can be transferred across an open crack. The shear stress-slip response is analyzed and toughness-based parameters, for possible use in design, are calculated. Copyright © 2006, American Concrete Institute. All rights reserved.
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